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... Saul Bellow that literature which rests at this level can become very sterile . As Bellow has often noted , most modern authors are capable of reeling off philosophies of history at the drop of a hat ; these theories have , after all ...
... Saul Bellow that literature which rests at this level can become very sterile . As Bellow has often noted , most modern authors are capable of reeling off philosophies of history at the drop of a hat ; these theories have , after all ...
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... Saul Bellow , revolted by false rationalisations of artistic creativity , has recently come to suggest that there is much more in a mystic like Rudolf Steiner than we have hitherto allowed ( Bellow , 1975 ) . Raymond Williams's ...
... Saul Bellow , revolted by false rationalisations of artistic creativity , has recently come to suggest that there is much more in a mystic like Rudolf Steiner than we have hitherto allowed ( Bellow , 1975 ) . Raymond Williams's ...
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... Saul Bellow has argued that the whole academic teaching of English has been an intellectual disaster ' in which students are told what to think about particular books at the expense of developing their own critical faculties ( Bellow ...
... Saul Bellow has argued that the whole academic teaching of English has been an intellectual disaster ' in which students are told what to think about particular books at the expense of developing their own critical faculties ( Bellow ...
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The sociology of literature | 24 |
The sociology of the author | 50 |
The novel realism and modernism | 64 |
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